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F. Housing (7) - Includes principles, guidelines and strategies addressing various types of housing as required by Florida Statutes. Consultant will utilize readily available data including the property appraiser, Shimburg, and BEBR in the identification of housing types, age of construction, and general condition, as well as readily available information and data regarding affordability. Historical structures are understood to include a review of the Owner's existing database and review of the State Historic Preservation Office and the Master Site File. G. Conservation (8)/Coastal Management (9) — Consultant will update the DIA including identifying those components the Owner should undertake and or consider specific to sea level rise/peril of flood, wetland protections, water quality, protected habitats and vegetative community protections. It is understood that a formal sea level rise assessment and resiliency master plan is not provided as part of this Task; however, is assumed that the Owner's current study(s) will be provided for reference as part of the Element appraisal depending on the timing/completion of the study. H. Recreation (10) — Utilizing information and analysis previously prepared by the Owner, Consultant will analyze the Owner's existing and proposed parks and recreation facilities including other areas which the Owner includes in providing for (accounting) its adopted Parks and Recreation LOS as compared to population (recreational demand). I. Intergovernmental (11) - (It is understood the Owner will assist Consultant in the research, analysis and development of the Intergovernmental Coordination and Monitoring components of the Comprehensive Plan.) It is understood that specific monitoring requirements will be included in the respective Element. II. Public Outreach and Project Coordination A. Public Outreach 1. Consultant will facilitate and attend a series of public / community workshops to present information relative to the Comprehensive Plan and solicit comments and input from residents. Consultant will summarize the public comments and provide that information to the Owner to be used for future planning efforts in order to gain consensus on comprehensive planning issues to likewise be addressed in the future. It is assumed that Indian River staff will be pursuing separate but parallel outreach efforts on other proposed considerations (such as the Urban Services Boundary) and those topics will not be presented as part of this Comprehensive Plan review. This task also includes required meeting preparation, coordination, and revisions to the summary report. Staff will be responsible for selecting, scheduling, setup, and promoting the appropriate workshop locations. 5